1933 Dodge Humpback in Las Vegas, NV

Exterior:Overall the sheetmetal and paint are in very good condition. The truck would make a great driver as it stands now but there are some areas that could use some work to really restore it to original condition. The doors close solidly indicating that the truck is still very straight. There is a small area near the back passenger side of the truck that has been repaired at some point. There is no rust evident there, but there is evidence of some Bondo. Overall the sheetmetal and paint are in very good condition. The original (fabric or leather?) roof inserts above the cab and cargo areas of truck were replaced at some point by what appear to be plastic sheets screwed into place. The front bumper is missing. It was not with the truck when my step-father purchased it.Interior:This was a bare-bones delivery vehicle and as such the interior is pretty spartan. It includes only a driver's seat and there are no interior panels in the cab or rear of the truck. Some of the wood floor boards show signs of some rot, so some repair work would be required there. Engine:The engine was last run about a year ago, at which time the truck was put into storage, where it sits now. There seems to be a small coolant leak at one of the hoses, so I'd recommend the buyer plan on inspecting and/or replacing the coolant hoses.